Michael Marczak Releases Incredible Film to the Public

WARSAW, POLAND / ACCESSWIRE / August 16, 2016 / Michael Marczack, director of “All These Sleepless Nights”, has released the film to the public. The film features excellent cinematography and available now at all cinemas.

Warsaw – Polish film director Michael Marczak, of California, recently talked about the facts versus the fiction in one of his latest movies, titled “All These Sleepless Nights.” The story centers around the nighttime journey through Warsaw’s night life and club scene. This film is a non-fiction account of its creator’s first-hand experiences, but what makes “Sleepless Nights” memorable is the style in which it was made. Marczak also wrote the script and worked as its cinematographer. Viewers who see the film for the first time are often surprised to learn it’s not a work of fiction because it’s not shot in the traditional documentary style.

“All These Sleepless Nights,” contains no grainy footage and does not have a low-budget feel. Each performance has a feeling of drama that often isn’t found in slice-of-life documentaries of this kind. The director’s goal in making this movie was to portray the millennial generation as one that’s different from previous generations. Since Marczak isn’t a fan of most coming-of-age movies, we wanted to put his own unique spin on this type of subject matter.

In this film, the director also wanted to capture the up-and-coming night club scene in
Warsaw as he’s familiar with it. He met the two male main characters at a house party and knew they were perfect for the roles based on their body language and interactions with one another. Reviews of the film have generally been favorable, describing it as a series of moments that may seem insignificant on their own but add up in importance when the viewer mentally puts all of them together.

According to Marczak, the film is a sequence of moments that are often random but shape you into who you are, like a casual conversation at night in the bathroom of a house party, or a friendly get-together, but then one person might say something that really strikes the listeners.

SOURCE: Michael Marczack

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